the phyllaries of the sunflower form a protective cup around the developing seeds.
outer phyllaries are typically larger and more spreading than inner ones.
the phyllaries overlap each other to protect the flower bud.
in this species, the phyllaries are covered with fine hairs.
the phyllaries curve outward when the flower opens.
each phyllary has a distinct midrib running along its length.
the green phyllaries surround the yellow florets of the daisy.
botanists examine the phyllaries to identify the plant species.
the phyllaries form an involucre at the base of the flower head.
young phyllaries are often tightly pressed together.
the phyllaries can be smooth or hairy depending on the species.
during dormancy, the phyllaries fold inward to shield the bud.
the phyllaries of the sunflower form a protective cup around the developing seeds.
outer phyllaries are typically larger and more spreading than inner ones.
the phyllaries overlap each other to protect the flower bud.
in this species, the phyllaries are covered with fine hairs.
the phyllaries curve outward when the flower opens.
each phyllary has a distinct midrib running along its length.
the green phyllaries surround the yellow florets of the daisy.
botanists examine the phyllaries to identify the plant species.
the phyllaries form an involucre at the base of the flower head.
young phyllaries are often tightly pressed together.
the phyllaries can be smooth or hairy depending on the species.
during dormancy, the phyllaries fold inward to shield the bud.
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